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In case you reside in New York and haven’t been utilizing New York Journal’s new subscriber perks, you’ve already missed out on free Champagne, beer, espresso, ice cream, pastries, and Key lime pie. Perhaps you had been out of city on a four-month spring-summer cruise world wide. Perhaps you’re severely allergic to treats.
These excuses don’t apply to the September perk: buy-one-get-one-free film tickets, plus a free medium popcorn, at any of Angelika’s three New York Metropolis theaters. That’s a few $30 worth, and it couldn’t come at a greater time of the yr to go see a film within the metropolis. You’ll be able to redeem the perk in particular person on the field workplace as a substitute of shopping for tickets on-line. Between rep screenings and new premieres, there’s an awesome number of stuff to see. Listed below are our greatest bets for every location throughout September.
A slew of Sundance and TIFF favorites are enjoying this month on the OG Houston Road Angelika, together with the completely delightful-sounding Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty!, which opens in 35-mm. September 25 and guarantees to be the very best film in regards to the Tokyo ballroom-dancing scene since Shall We Dance?. That is additionally a wonderful month for brand spanking new documentaries, with Colette Ghunim’s Traces of Residence, about her household’s historical past as refugees from Palestine and Mexico (opens September 18), and The Oldest Particular person within the World, in regards to the oldest particular person on the planet (opens September 11).
You’ll be able to nonetheless see The Odyssey in 70-mm. in probably the most stunning movie-theater auditoriums within the metropolis at Angelika Village East. You’ll be able to take a movie bro in your life to a nine-hour Godfather marathon on September 20, or you may benefit from the quintessential autumnal film date at You’ve Acquired Mail on September 28. Drag queen Hedda Lettuce may also host her “Hedda Lettuce Presents” collection on Thursday nights; her “September Sizzles” lineup for the month fixates on Bette Davis flicks, with The Star (September 10) and Useless Ringer (September 17).
Within the mysterious zone the place Midtown East turns into the Higher East Aspect, you may nonetheless get tickets to a Cinema 123’s 35-mm. Clockwork Orange screening that includes a Q&A with Malcolm McDowell on September 16. And in the event you miss that, McDowell will likely be doing a Q&A for his 2025 film Final Prepare to Fortune on the seventeenth.
I personally will likely be utilizing this deal to carry a Hinge date to Lance Oppenheim’s Chris Hansen film starring Robert Pattinson, Primetime, when it premieres September 25, as a result of that’s utterly good and regular subject material for a primary date.
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